At a Glance

Uma spread a two-day, narrow swath of heavy snow across parts of the Midwest.That band of snow stretched from the Dakotas to the Ohio Valley and southern Appalachians.A foot or more of snow was reported in parts of Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota.

Winter Storm Uma produced heavy, wet snowin a narrow swath from theMidwest to the Appalachians March 23 and 24.

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Umapushed through the West March 20 to 22,dumpingrain and higher-elevation snow. Moderate to heavy rainfell in central and southern California, promptingconcerns of .

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A foot or more of snow was reported in parts of Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota. Mason City, Iowa, saw 17.5 inches of snow while 14 inches piled up in Emmons, Minnesota. Additional snowfall totals can be found toward the bottom of this article.

Indianapolis measured10.2 inches of snow on March 24, making it the heaviest calendar-day snowfall , when11.4inches accumulated. Uma's snowwas also a record snowfall for the date and the for the month of March.

Near-blizzard conditions werereported in Woodford and northern Peoria counties in Illinois on March 24. There were also numerous reports of thundersnow, including in Plainfield, Iowa, Dickinson County, Iowa, and .

Police in Davenport, Iowa,responded to more than 25 March 24 as heavy snow slickenedroadways across the Quad Cities.

There was a sharp gradient of snowfall totals across the Midwest. In northern Illinois, accumulations ranged from a foot to nothingacross a distance of just 28 miles.

The Appalachians saw snowfall totals topping a foot in parts of West Virginia and southwestern Virginia.

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Snowfall Totals

Here are some of the top snowfall totals from Uma by state.

Illinois:12 inches in Dana; 8 inches near Peoria Indiana:10.5 inches near Clermont; 10.2 inches in Indianapolis Iowa:17.5 inches near Mason City; 9 inches in Davenport Kentucky:7 inches in Hilda Minnesota:14 inches in Emmons North Carolina:7 inches in Lawson; 4.4 inches near Fleetwood; 3.6 inches near Boone North Dakota: 8 inches in Minot and Pick City Ohio:4 inches near Cheviot South Dakota:8.5 inches near Aurora Tennessee: 3 inches near Trade Virginia:16 inches near Meadows of Dan; 13 inches in Wytheville West Virginia: 17 inches near Bluefield; 5.5 inches near Beckley